Sentence examples for surface can be attributed from inspiring English sources

These reticular defects, mainly localized on the NCs surface, can be attributed to anionic insaturation [26, 27].

Therefore, the adsorption of main constituents of CA extract on the mild steel surface can be attributed to the presence of O-atoms, π-electrons and aromatic rings.

An increase in deposition rate with lower magnetic field strength at the target surface can be attributed to a higher sputter yield due to a higher cathode voltage due to increasing system impedance in HIPIMS case, weaker trapping of deposition flux and to enhanced ion flux towards the substrate.

This fundamental difference between the concentration fields close to free and solid surfaces can be attributed to the difference in the asymptotic behavior of velocity fluctuations toward the interfaces.

The strong injection-level dependence of the effective SRV measured on SiN x -passivated p-Si surfaces can be attributed to recombination within the space charge region induced by the high fixed positive charge density within the SiN x layer [73].

The increase of specific surface area can be attributed to gradual etching of the interior and surface layer of silica nanoparticles, which is beneficial to increase the loading capacity of the PSNs as pesticide carriers.

The change in the specific surface area can be attributed to the creation of a thin polymer film on the surface of TiNTs and to the aggregation of the nanotubes.

Therefore, the size effect of surface roughness can be attributed to the formation of pit defect and deep groove on the finished surface at large feed rate and the protrusion of hard inclusion from the finished surface at low feed rate.

The low surface roughness can be attributed to the slow growing rate of the film.

The fibers were seen as adhered on the surface which can be attributed to the condensation of furfural with the lignin [48].

The levels of nitrate (NO3−) in surface water can be attributed to the oxidation of nitrogenous waste products in animal and human excreta, wastewater disposal and agricultural activity.